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Extreme Jukebox [Blu-ray]

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Extreme Jukebox Blu-ray blends supernatural horror, heavy metal and rock-and-roll comedy in a story about a mysterious record that unleashes a murderous spirit.

In the music-obsessed city of Nova Springs, aspiring rocker Jessie and his girlfriend Chloe discover a mysterious LP inside the abandoned estate of legendary 1980s musician David Crystal. Playing the record unleashes the bloodthirsty Killer of the Woods, and the bodies soon begin piling up.

With the supernatural threat growing, Jessie and Chloe turn to rock-and-roll priest Father Zappa for help putting the spirit back where it belongs. Featuring Italian heavy-metal musician Pino Scotto, Extreme Jukebox combines slasher horror, music culture and offbeat comedy.

directed by: Alberto Bogo, Andrea Lionetti
starring: Alessio Cherubini, Elisabetta Loi, Pino Scotto, Maurizio Lastrico
2013 / 80 min / 1-Disc Blu-ray


Product Details

Format

  • Blu-ray

Included Blu-ray Region

Unconfirmed

Label

Troma

Special Features

  • Intro (1:53, HD) showcases the band Toxie and the Mop Boys, featuring Lloyd Kaufman on clarinet. The Tromaville Mayor welcomes viewers to the Blu-ray of "Extreme Jukebox," claiming it to be "lovingly recreated" for its HD debut.
  • "Inside 'Extreme Jukebox'" (53:43, HD) is a making-of documentary from director Alberto Bogo and writer Andrea Lionetti, who walk viewers through the picture's development process and creative ambitions, while also focusing on elements of the production, including music and acting. Includes extensive behind-the-scenes footage and Bogo discussing why the film does not include nudity.
  • Photo Gallery (1:22) collects stills from a promotional shoot, featuring models in various stages of distress as Naughty Rocky Boy comes in for the kill.
  • "Rainbow Projects" (3:03, SD) is a brief video highlighting poverty in Guatemala, detailing a charity project run by one of "Extreme Jukebox" cast members.
  • "It Gets Better" (1:36, SD) is a parody PSA on bullying featuring Kaufman yelling at his crew.
  • "Ice Bucket Challenge" (2:26, HD) finds Kaufman refusing to be doused with cold water, preferring to be hit with two buckets of baseballs, concluding the event by kicking a Troma intern in the testicles.
  • "Radiation March" (:56, SD) is a short dance piece concerning the dangers of pollution.
  • "The American Cinematheque Honors 40 Years of Troma" (2:03, SD) is a montage of company achievements, scored to song by Motorhead.
  • Theatrical Trailer (1:29, HD)

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